1 25 5 https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/dffd6037f9f7666567fa039fb7bf8c85.pdf 3d309e07ed74b09326f625fc64b0a3db PDF Text Text Minutes of the Planning Board - September 5, 1985 Present: James Galgano, Chairman Robert Ponzini, Counsel James Margotta, Building Inspector Joseph Ruscigno Ray Windas Frank Rey The Planning Board met on September 5 to consider the application of Mr. Salvatore Donzella. Previous to the reading of the Public Notice regarding Mr. Donzella's application, Mr. Ponzini advised the Board that the Public Hearing part of the E. Jacobsen application is closed, however, he noted that there is a report at this time from the respective engineers. Mr. M. Karamouz and Mr. A. Paese met at Village Hall on Wednesday, September 4; they do not agree on the matter of drainage or underground water and, therefore, we have the authority of the Board of Trustees to expend the money to retain a third party consulting engineer for the Village to ascertain whether or not the application should be granted and if it would be in the best interest of all concerned. Mr. Ponzini indicated that within two weeks we should have a report and then be able to make a decision. The attorneys agreed to this. Keller and Federico are the consulting engineers to be retained by the Village. The Public Notice regarding Mr. Donzella1s application was read and Mr. Donzella advised the Board that he wished to have their approval tonight on the subdivision of his property at 138 Valley Street. He is requesting that two parcels be made into one and he has presented plans showing new property line. This property was and is still nonconforming. After the Board members reviewed Mr. Donzella"s plans, Mr. Windas made a motion to approve this application and it was seconded by Mr. Rey. Public hearing was closed at 8:10. Business meeting followed: Mr. Donzella explained where property line will be so the necessary maps can be drawn showing property as it is proposed in the application. Maps should be presented to the Planning Board, the Department of Health, and Land Records. Mr. Donzella pointed out that there is a steel fence at the point where the line/to be moved. Mr. Ponzini advised that the easement should be shown on the plot map for the benefit of the Dept. of Health. Mr. Ruscigno made a motion to approve the application in accordance with lines shown on the map and subject to the final plan being submitted, showing easement. The Board was polled and all agreed to granting this application. �Page 2 The second half of the business meeting involved the Jacobsen application. Mr. Ponzini recapped the previous meeting and the meeting the two engineers had on September 4; he pointed out that they did not agree completely on the issue of Jacobsen1 s application. Mr. Ponzini also pointed out that the Mayor and Board of Trustees feel that we should have an impartial party look at this situation and he feels that it is extremely important that our decision be absolutely defensible if someone challenges that decision. James Galgano said he did not think the Board of Trustees should have gotten involved with the Planning Board and that the Planning Board should have made a decision to allow this application; the Board of Trustees could then have made their opinion known. Mr. Ponzini informed the Board that when the application was presented to the Board of Health, the covering letter was not attached explaining that no decision was made by the Planning Board. It is possible for Mr. Jacobsen to go to the Zoning Board and receive permission to straighten the sewer line. Planning Board members are in disagreement with Mr. Karamouz1 statements in his letter. Mr. Ponzini stated that a preliminary meeting will be set up with Keller and Federico. Mr. Ruscigno made a motion to adjourn and Mr. Windas seconded the motion. Hearing and business meeting was adjourned at 8:50 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Marie Timmings p �Mr. Ray Windas moved, seconded by Mr. Frank Rgy ( and unanimously carried that the following resolution be adopted as read: WHEREAS, this Planning Board, on the application of Salvatore G. Donzella Name of Applicant did on September 5, 1985 Date grant permission for a subdivision of their property located at 138 Cortlandt Street, North Tarrytown, N. Y. Section ig , Sheet , Block i 0 / Lot 1 6 ; and WHEREAS, the aforesaid subdivision permits the development of uses that are identical to those previously permitted, in that the action did not provide for any change of zone, or approval of site plan; and WHEREAS, the property contains no structure or area that is listed or eligible to be listed on the Federal Register of Historic Places or designated by the local Historic Architectural Review Board as an historic landmark or district and the said subdivision complies with all regional, state and local land use plans; �NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: 1. The subdivision of the property as above described is an unlisted action pursuant to Article 8 of the Environmental Conservation Law and Part 617 of the Rules and Regulations promulgated thereunder, and will, in and of itself, not have a significant effect on the environment, so that no Environmental Impact Statement is required or need be filled therefor. 2. A Nothing herein contained, however, shall be deemed to indicate or suggest that subsequent submissions for development of the property will not require the preparation and filing of Environmental Impact Statements. 3. This resolution is a Negative Declaration for the purposes of Article 8 of the Environmental Conservation Law, Local Law Environmental Quality Review Act for the Village of North Tarrytown, and will be kept on file at the Village Hall and be available for public examination. 2 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Planning Board Minutes & Resolutions-1985 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource MINS_PLAN_1985-09-05 Subject The topic of the resource Planning Board Minutes & Resolutions-1985 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1985 https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/f7e220710753a82f4527d6bd1ced8089.pdf 1dd76a551ea3e891216228ff6c72a063 PDF Text Text MINUTES OF PLANNING BOARD MEETING June 26, 1985 Public hearing re application of Helen Wyhof for subdivision. James Galgano, Presider Mark L. Davies, Counsel James Margotta, Building Inspector Raymond Dool Joseph Ruscigno Frank Rey Hearing was opened by Mr. Galgano at 8 p.m. and those in attendance were advised that they could speak if they wished. Mr. Ralph DeRose introduced himself as Counsel representing Helen Wyhof. Mr. Margotta spoke first and advised the Board that he could see nothing wrong with the request for a subdivision; all requirements have been met. Mr. Ruscigno said that everything looked good and that he had inspected the site. Mr. Rey had not looked at the property. Mr. Ruscigno made a motion to grant approval of the application for subdivision and his motion was seconded by Mr. Dool. further discussion; of granting the Board was polled and all were in favor the request for a subdivision. Respectfully submitted, Marie Timmings There was no ' �MINUTES OF PLANNING BOARD MEETING June 26, 1985 Public hearing re; application of Phillip R,and Mary Anne Benza for subdivision. James Galgano, Presider Mark Davies, Counsel James Margotta, Building Inspector Raymond Dool Joseph Ruscigno Frank Rey Hearing was opened by James Galgano and those present were asked if they wished to speak. Mr. John Hughes introduced himself as Counsel for the Benzas and asked the Board to approve their application. Mr. John Garibaldi, 138 Harwood Avenue, spoke first and informed the Board that after inspecting the property and plot plan he does not feel that this subdivision will meet Village specifications because 1) he does not feel the paper street should be included in the total square footage of property owned by the Benzas and 2) without the paper street parcel, the existing property is less than 20,000 square feet. that Counsel John Hughes informed Mr. Garibaldi,/the Benzas pay taxes on the paper street parcel and not build on this land, large enough. they legally own it although they may therefore, their property is sufficiently The Benzas' deed indicates that the paper street par- cel does belong to them. Counsel for the Planning Board, Mark Davies, reiterated Mr. Hughes* statements and quoted the following: Zoning-Cluster Ordinance, 4/10/'85 - Friends of Shawangunks v. Knowlton "Even though a previously granted conservation easement proscribes erection of residences on part of the land included in a cluster zoning application, the land thus burdened may be counted in determining the number of residential units that may be erected on the unburdened acreage." �Page 2 Mr. Garibaldi pointed out that there is a requirement that each piece of property in Philipse Manor must have a frontage of 75 feet and at present, the parcel of land with the structure would have a frontage of only 64.59 ft. if subdivision is granted; the parcel on the corner of Kelburne and Broadway would have a frontage of 69.19 ft. He also pointed out the danger of building on property where ingress and egress would be off Broadway where there has already been a death due to this type of situation. Mr. Hughes assured Mr. Garibaldi that there are no present formal plans to build on this property although Mr. Benza does wish to build a driveway. Mr. Margotta informed the Board that this must meet specifications as to footage on each side of the proposed drive. Mr. Rey questioned whether the Board will be creating a nonconforming piece of property by granting this subdivision. Mr. Galgano questioned just how much property Mr. Benza has on Kelburne Avenue and how it is measured, on the curve or straight directly to a corner point. He was informed that property is Mr. Galgano also mentioned that there measured exactly as you see it. m a y b e a p r o b l e m w i t h t h e s t a t e reg arding building on Broadway. Mr. Ruscigno said that he felt that there should be more research done on this request and further discussion is necessary before by Mr. Ruscigno a decision is made by the Board. A motion was made/and seconded by Frank Rey, that before approval is granted this subdivision must meet the approval of the Village Engineer. Hearing adjourned at 8:40 jp.m. Respectfully submitted, Marie Timmings / �Joseph Ruscigno moved, seconded by Raymond Pool and unanimously carried that the following resolution be adopter-d as read: WHEREAS, this Planning Board, on the application of HELEN WYHOF Name of Applicant __•__, did on June 26, 1985 Date grant permission for a subdivision of their property located at 247 Palmer Avenue, North Tarrytown, N. Y. Section 14 , Sheet , Block 20 , Lot 3 ; and WHEREAS, the aforesaid subdivision permits the development of uses that are identical to those previously permitted, in that the action did not provide for any change of zone, or approval of site plan; and WHEREAS, the property contains no structure or area that is listed or eligible to be listed on the Federal Register of Historic Places or designated by the local Historic Architectural Review Board as an historic landmark or district and the said subdivision complies with all regional, state and local land use plans; �NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: 1. The subdivision of the property as above described is an unlisted action pursuant to Article 8 of the Environmental Conservation Law and Part 617 of the Rules and Regulations promulgated thereunder, and will, in and of itself, not have a significant effect on the environment, so that no Environmental Impact Statement is required or need be filled therefor. 2. Nothing herein contained, however, shall be deemed to indicate or suggest that subsequent submissions for development of the property will not require the preparation and filing of Environmental Impact Statements. 3. This resolution is a Negative Declaration for the purposes of Article 8 of the Environmental Conservation Law, Local Law Environmental Quality Review Act for the Village of North Tarrytown, and will be kept on file at the Village Hall and be available for public examination. 2 ; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Planning Board Minutes & Resolutions-1985 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource MINS_PLAN_1985-06-26 Subject The topic of the resource Planning Board Minutes & Resolutions-1985 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1985 https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/1f8472dd062fcd7077520048eed6a7f1.pdf 92d51299c2a876f20e7e4d84ac97704b PDF Text Text PLANNING BOARD hearing - July 24, 1985 Present: James Galgano, Presider Robert Ponzini, Attorney James Margotta, Building Inspector Raymond Dool Ray Windas Frank Rey John Biros Absent: Joseph Ruscigno Mr. Galgano opened the hearing at 8:30 p.m. Mr. Philip Wissel, attorney representing Edwin Jacobsen, spoke to the Board and pointed out the reasons for his client's request for a subdivision. Mr. Jacobsen wishes to subdivide his property in order to construct a house, however, there is a major problem in that the sewer and storm drain lines lie where they wish to build the house and they will have to be rerouted. New tile pipe will be used and the expense of rerouting these pipes will be born by the Jacobsens. The addition of a few manholes will be necessary to facilitate getting into these pipes. It was pointed out that there should not be any possibility of increased maintenance costs or future expense as a result of these changes to the Village of North Tarrytown. Plans of the property were submitted indicating the routing of new pipe. Mr. Windas questioned whether or not there is an easement on this property and Mr. Ponzini informed him that there is but it is not recorded. Mr. Biros said that easement lines meet the requirement as shown on the drawing. On a question from Mr. Ponzini, he was informed that the subdivided lot would be a buildable lot. The proposed building will in no way cover the proposed changes in utility lines; the structure would not be over the utility lines and according to Mr. Jacobsen, the house would not be closer to the pipes than 8*to 10'. Mr. A. A. Litt, attorney, spoke for the residents of the neighborhood who object to granting this subdivision. He advised the Board that they are very concerned about the health and safety of the residents and they feel very strongly that the subdivision should not be granted without a full study being made and an evaluation of the potential impact on the area. Mr. Litt pointed out that in order for a subdivision to be granted, the property must be useable without damage to other property in the area. «••• I �-2Mr. Litt presented a letter to the Board from Mr. M. Karamouz, an Assistant Professor at Polytechnic Institute; Mr. Karamouz has a doctorate in Civil Engineering and is a Licensed Professional Engineer. Mr. Karamouz was requested to observe the property in question and in his letter he made recommendations and suggestions regarding the rerouting of the water pipes in question, (letter attached) Mr. Litt pointed out that in Mr. Karamouz' letter it is stated that the underground stream passes under the proposed new subdivision near one or more of the proposed sanitary manholes which increases the possibility of contamination and the water flow near the manholes could cause water to get into the manhole. Mr. Litt also stated that the residents of the area want to have a complete study done of all ground water and the sewage system. Some feel that the sewer is close to capacity now and that there are problems at this time, i.e. water and sewage backup in their basements as well as flooding. They wish to have a professional engineer make a study of this property and assure them that it is safe to build on this lot. Residents believe the underground stream could be contaminated from the sewer and subdivision should not be granted until the problem is solved. Mr. Anthony Sarli, 33 Harwood Avenue, reminded the Board that several weeks ago he submitted an exhibit to the Village Clerk which referred to this application for subdivision. He also advised the Board that several residents interested in this subdivision could not attend this evening's meeting because they are away on vacation. Mr. Sarli pointed out that the Village had dug in the area in April but do not know the depth or slope of pipe at that location. He is very concerned with the odor that may come from the pipes, plus seepage and polution, and the possibility that there could be a rupture of pipe when new pipe is used with old pipe. He feels that an environmental impact study should be made before any consideration is given to this application. Several other area residents pointed out their concerns of contamination, flooding in yards and basements and the fact that the Village has had to pump out the line frequently; they feel there will be problems here in the future. �-3Mr. Wissel said that he feels residents are justified in their Wv concerns but should realize that Mr. Jacobsen will not do anything that will decrease the value of their property or his. The use of larger pipe (10" rather than 6") will be more efficient and Mr. Jacobsen assured those concerned that he has discussed the problem with professionals to be sure the rerouting of the pipe is done correctly. Mr. Jacobsen has had a professional engineer discuss the problem with Mr. Biros and has done everything reasonable to assure that the proposed work is done correctly and he requests that his application be granted. Mr. Marcel Goldenberg, 146 Hunter Avenue, stated that the Village should be careful and obtain the proper decision on this problem; make sure and have someone post a bond so that if anything goes wrong, someone will pay for it. Mrs. Edwin Jacobsen questioned how rerouting of the sewer lines and the use of better pipe could possibly be more damaging than what we have now. The Jacobsens feel they are helping their neighbors so that there will be no future problems. They are also concerned about rising construction costs which will result with delay in granting this subdivision. Mr. J. O'Leary, a new village resident who has been with Westchester County Department of Health for several years, suggested that with the Village consult/the Dept. of Health before any change is made in the route of the sewer lines. Mr. Wissel advised that the Dept. of Health will have to be consulted before any pipes are moved. He also advised that the Jacobsens have retained a professional to do a study and Mr. Biros confirmed that this is true and that it is being done properly. When Mr. John Carroll of Hunter Avenue expressed concern that a 10" pipe running into a 6" pipe could cause problems he was informed by Mr. Wissel that the 10" pipe will empty into a manhole, not into a 6" pipe. Mr. Litt said that the new pipe is not the question but the manholes are and that they have not been surveyed properly. There is substantial risk here and he advised the Board not to subdivide too hastily. �-4- • The question was raised that if an evaluation has been made by experts, residents would like the assurance that it has indeed been stl done. They also^1^ 2ftat if new pipe is better than that which has been there for years, will these new pipes put more strain on the old ones, thus causing more risk? On a motion by Frank Rey, seconded by Ray Windas,, the hearing was closed . BUSINESS MEETING Mr. Windas questioned if there is any objection to putting a house on the open lot and he was informed by Mr. Litt that no one had any objection to a house on this lot,if it will not cause any increased flooding or increased water problems. In response to several questions, Mr. Biros explained how the underground stream flows from the area into Fremont Pond and he explained further that the sanitary sewer is an 8" pipe which does not cause any problems. He further explained that the Village does routine maintenance on the sewer system. Mr. Margotta suggested that perhaps the elevation of some residents1 basement floors is too low thereby causing sewage backup. On a question from Mr. Sarli, Mr. Biros explained that the bacteria count in the water has never been tested. Mr. A. Paese, a Licensed Professional Engineer, retained by Mr. Edwin Jacobsen, will contact the Board of Health. The^Boara will provide Mr. Paese with a copy of the minutes of this hearing and request his reply to all questions before the next meeting on September 5. It was suggested that Mr. Paese contact Mr.MJ^aramouz (333 Jay Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 11201) and discuss with him all aspects of this problem and come to a resolution. The Planning Board will consider obtaining the opinion of a third professional engineer, if necessary, if there is a difference of opinion between Mr. Paese and Mr. Karamouz. Mr. Windas suggested that a copy of the plans be sent to the Dept. of Health. Mr. Ponzini reiterated that regardless of delay, the Board must make the right decision. Meeting closed at 10 p.m. „ .,-,.. , . Respectfully submitted, Marie Timmings �M. Karamouz 333 Jay Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 ^ > A ^ July 24,1935 Village of North Tarrytown Members o-f the Planning Board: I am an Assistant Professor at Polytechnic Institute of New York at which I teach design and construction of sewer systems and a graduate course in Ground Water and Seepage. I have a Ph.D. in civil engineering from Purdue University and I am a Licensed Professional Engineer in New York State. I would like to share my observation concerning the proposed subdivision of Mr. Jackobson's property in Bellwood Ave. An uderground stream or water course has been observed five feet below ground surface on the property adjacent to Mr. Sar1i's Property in the east. The stream appears to be flowing in the direction of Sohn's Property at the northwest corner of Bellwood and Farrington Avenues. It probably passes under the proposed new lot arround the location of one or more of the proposed sanitary manholes. This increases the likelihood of the contamination of the stream particularly in case of any backup in the sewer line. T r. addition, the water flew arround the manholes could cause water to get into the manhole and if this happens then flooding of sewer system will be inevitable. In either case there could be serious problems for the residence of the area. I there-fore strongly recommend that the local authorities should look at this entire problem in detail. It should not be considered as amatter of simple subdivision with a 200 ft. sewer relocation. It may well have harmful effects on the other properties in the area. A detailed environmental impact study should be made of the entire sewer system and the drainage in the ares by a Licensed Professional Engineer. Only then, would it be possible to determine if there is any way to subdivide this property without danger to the heal tk and safety of others. Furthermore proper engineering practice is clearly opposed to locating public sewers and specially manholes on private properties. The Ten State Standards adopted by New York State cle.T.r ly takes this position. Inevitably, sewers and manholes on private properties are more difficult and expensive for the village to maintain. Even more important is the health hazard caused by direct exposure of the sewage through manholes in the p-ivate arerits used by homeowners and their children. �Certainly, a detailed d e s i g n study o-f the project should be made by a Licensed Profess ional Engineer including ground elevations, depth o-f soil c o v e r s , slop^o-f land, level of ground i-.ater, and location of underground stream. There may well be an alternative design which will fee less dangerous to neighbors such as locating the sewer lines in the street from Harwood Ave. around under Bellwood Ave. to Harrington Avenue. Si ncersly, Mohammad Karamouz, Ph.D, Licensed Professional Engineer �PLANNING BOARD hearing - July 24, 1985 Present: Absent: James Galgano, Presider Robert Ponzini, Attorney James Margotta, Building Inspector Raymond Dool Ray Windas Frank Rey John Biros Joseph Ruscigno Mr. Galgano opened the hearing at 8:00 p.m. and welcomed anyone present who wished to address the Board. Norman Sheer, attorney for Ellen Lehrman, presented an affidavit of payment of taxes to date and went on to inform the Board that there are two existing buildings on the property in question. One building is a 2% story, three-family dwelling with luncheonette on the first floor, the other is a one-family dwelling. Mr. Sheer said, we are proposing to divide the property into two parcels so that the one-family building will sit on one parcel and the 2% story building will sit on the other. The property at this time is non-conform- ing; it lacks area and setbacks. By rearrangement the property will be made conforming and side and rear yard areas will be in compliance with the ordinance. Mr. Sheer asked the Board if they had any questions and Mr. Galgano said they did not. Motion to close hearing was made by Raymond Dool and seconded by Ray Windas. Business meeting followed and James Margotta looked at the drawing and advised that he could find nothing out of order. Frank Rey made a motion to approve subdivision application which was seconded by Raymond Dool. Hearing closed on motion made by Ray Windas, seconded by Frank Rey at 8:10 p.m. Respectfully submitted,, Marie Timmings X �NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: 1. The subdivision of the property as above described is an unlisted action pursuant to Article 8 of the Environmental Conservation Law and Part 617 of the Rules and Regulations promulgated thereunder, and will, in and of itself, not have a significant effect on the environment, so that no Environmental Impact Statement is required or need be filled therefor. 2. Nothing herein contained, however, shall be deemed to indicate or suggest that subsequent submissions for development of the property will not require the preparation and filing of Environmental Impact Statements. 3. This resolution is a Negative Declaration for the purposes of Article 8 of the Environmental Conservation Law, Local Law Environmental Quality Review Act for the Village of North Tarrytown, and will be kept on file at the Village Hall and be available for public examination. Carried. 2 t �Frank Rey moved, seconded by Raymond Pool and unanimously c a r r i e d t h a t t h e f o l l o w i n g r e s o l u t i o n be adopted as r e a d : WHEREAS, this Planning Board, on the application of Ellen Lahrman Name of Applicant ___, did on July,24, 1985 Date grant permission for a subdivision of their property located at 194 Beekman Avenue North Tarrytown, New York 10591 Section , , Block , Lot ; and 16 4 1 WHEREAS, the aforesaid subdivision permits the development of uses that are identical to those previously permitted, in that the action did not provide for any change of zone, or approval of site plan; and WHEREAS, the property contains no structure or area that is listed or eligible to be listed on the Federal Register of Historic Places or designated by the local Historic Architectural Review Board as an historic landmark or district and the said subdivision complies with all regional, state and local land use plans; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Planning Board Minutes & Resolutions-1985 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource MINS_PLAN_1985-07-24 Subject The topic of the resource Planning Board Minutes & Resolutions-1985 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1985 https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/80048fd347c9b371b79aacf1696d72ea.pdf 0c12b39fe2bc8b0eced03d7a2e3e8a40 PDF Text Text Planning Board meeting - October 10, 1985 Present: James Galgano, Presider Robert Ponzini, Council James Margotta, Building Inspector Joseph Ruscigno Frank Rey ® The October 10 Planning Board meeting opened at 8:10 p.m. The purpose of this meeting was to make a decision regarding the Jacobsen property on Harwood Avenue, corner of Bellwood Avenue. Mr. Ponzini submitted to the Clerk a letter from Engineers and Development Consultants Kellard & Federico, dated October 7, 1985 as well as a Subdivision Map prepared by Charles Riley, Land Surveyor, Profiles- Sanitary Sewer and Storm Drain prepared by Charles Riley, and Utility Plan signed by Charles Riley and utilities by A. G. Paese, N.Y.S.P.E. Mr. Ponzini pointed out that this meeting was held to review data and make a decision regarding the Jacobsen property and that the Board would not open up the meeting to comments from residents. He did ask, however, if Mr. A. Litt (attorney for residents who object to Board granting a subdivision) wished to speak. Mr. Litt advised that he would submit a copy of his statements to the Clerk. Mr. Litt advised the Board that he did not feel the report from Kellard & Federico completely covered the situation of ground water, flooding, and pollution and he requests an engineering study to locate underground stream and study pollution. Mr. Litt stated that his client deserves full protection. Residents of the area do not wish to accept Mr. A. G. Paese"s word that conditions are satisfactory and that the Village should not accept this until test data is approved. Mr. Litt expressed his feeling that if the Board grants approval, the Village will have to accept the consequences and the residents will be left with the problems. Mr. Ponzini advised that Kellard & Federico were invited to this meeting, however, were unable to make it; that they received the complete file- including information from Mr. Paese and Mr. Karamouzto study and that they did not respond to everything. Mr. Ponzini will get in touch with them again. Mr. Rey mentioned that the Kellard & Federico letter did not mention undergound stream and high water in the area but feels that this cannot be checked unless construction is underway. The responsibility lies with the Jacobsens that construction is done according to specifications. Mr. Rey also feels that the Village has responded to everything required in this situation. Mr. Ruscigno made a motion that the proposal is the proper solution for relocation of the utilities in question subject to the proper on-site inspection and testing. Mr. Rey seconded this motion. All in favor. �Mr. Ponzini stated that the Village Water Department can inspect this construction as it proceeds and that the Village should employ a professional engineer to come in and look at the construction also. It was his recommendation that in addition to the Water Department, we should have another engineer inspect Mr. Paese's work to be sure that it is done properly. Mr. Litt feels this should be incorporated with the plan. Mr. Rey made a motion that we submit a Resolution to the Board of Trustees expressing our concerns since John Biros is retiring and that we recommend that the Village hire a consultant; that test data be submitted on the sewer system and that no action be taken regarding construction until a professional engineer checks it. Mr. Ruscigno seconded this motion and all voted in favor. Mr. Ponzini stated that Mr. Jacobsen must obtain County approval. at 8:35 p.m. Mr. Ruscigno made a motion/to adjourn; motion seconded by Mr. Rey Respectfully submitted, Marie Timmings �Mr. Joseph Ruscigno moved, seconded by Mr. Frank Rey and unanimously carried that the following resolution be adopted as read: WHEREAS, this Planning Board, on the application of Edwin Jacobsen Name of Applicant . ^m on October 10 , 1985 Date grant permission for a subdivision of their property located at Section Jttf , Sheet 35 Harwood Avenue , Block 8 i Lot -irir ; and /U WHEREAS, the aforesaid subdivision permits the development of uses that are identical to those previously permitted, in that the action did not provide for any change of zone, or approval of site plan; and WHEREAS, the property contains no structure or area that is listed or eligible to be listed on the Federal Register of Historic Places or designated by the local Historic Architectural Review Board as an historic landmark or district and the said subdivision complies with all regional, state and local land use plans; # J JU- �NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: 1. The subdivision of the property as above described is an unlisted action pursuant to Article 8 of the Environmental Conservation Law and Part 617 of the Rules and Regulations promulgated thereunder, and will, in and of itself, not have a significant effect on the environment, so that no Environmental Impact Statement is required or need be filled therefor. 2. Nothing herein contained, however, shall be deemed to indicate or suggest that subsequent submissions for development of the property will not require the preparation and filing of Environmental Impact Statements. 3. This resolution is a Negative Declaration for the purposes of Article 8 of the Environmental Conservation Law, Local Law Environmental Quality Review Act for the Village of North Tarrytown, and will be kept on file at the Village Hall and be available for public examination. 2 �I* Kellard & Federico October 7, 1985 Walsh, Maroney & ponzini 14 North Broadway Tarrytown, New York 10591 Attention: Mr. Robert Ponzini Re: Proposed Subdivision - Edwin Jacobsen Sanitary Sewer and Storm Drain Relocations Between Harwood Avenue and Farrington Avenue North Tarrytown, New York Dear Mr. Ponzini: As per your request, we have reviewed the proposed relocation of the existing sanitary sewer and storm drain for the referenced subdivision. Our review was based on field inspections and review of the following documents: 1. Planning Board minutes dated July 24, 1985. 2. "Utility Plan" Prepared by A.G. Paese, P.E. dated last revision August 12, 1985. 3. "Subdivision Map prepared for Edwin Jacobsen" prepared by Charles Riley, L.S. dated July 10, 1985. Our comments are as follows: 1. The proposed relocation is apparently required in order to construct a residence on the proposed Lot B as shown on the map entitled "Subdivision Map Prepared for Edwin Jacobsen" dated July 10, 1985. We must assume the proposed relocation will physically permit this construction in conformance with the Village of North Tarrytown Zoning Ordinance. 2. The practice of placing utilities within easements on private property is a fairly common practice in the Westchester County area. This practice is usually due to topography as well as economic considerations when designing a sewer system. Evidence of such proceedures is noted in the countywide sanitary sewer systems recently constructed under the federally funded Pure Waters Act. engineers and development consultants (914) 241-1414 359 Main St Mt Kisco N.Y 10549 �Page Two Walsh, Maroney & Ponzini October 7, 1985 Regarding this particular situation, the concern seems irrelevant due to the fact that the existing sanitary sewer has existed on private property for many years and therefore, the relocation as proposed should not adversely affect Mr. Jacobsen's property or the abuting neighbors. The sewer as proposed conforms to the same size piping that exists with the present system. 3. We have found through our past experience in the Westchester County area that, if in fact groundwater is encountered, it is not an uncommon occurrence. Should high groundwater conditions exist in this area, the Westchester County Health Department, as the reviewing and approving agency, requires that the following procedures be followed in order to assure that a properly functioning sanitary sewer is constructed. a) The Westchester County Department of Health, as a condition of their approval, requires that during construction a licensed professional engineer must supervise the construction to assure that proper procedures are followed and that the construction is in accordance with the approved plans. b) The Westchester County Health Department requires that all newly constructed sanitary sewers must be tested for exfiltration and/or infiltration in areas of high groundwater. Therefore, should groundwater be encountered, the licensed professional engineer should verify that the system is watertight. The licensed professional engineer must also certify that the proposed system meets Westchester County testing requirements. This testing procedure will further insure a properly constructed and functioning sanitary sewer system. We suggest that the Village of North Tarrytown not accept the new sanitary sewer system until such time as the test data has been submitted and found to meet the requirements of the Westchester County Health Department. 4. Surface water flow is shown on the U.S. Geological Survey, Tarrytown Quadrangle. The topography in this area forms a swale from Harwood Avenue flowing north to Farrington Avenue. It appears that this condition resulted in the storm drain being installed through the Jacobsen property in order to convey surface drainage from Harwood avenue north to Farrington Avenue. The topography as indicated should alert the builder to consider the possibility of subsurface drainage to be used for the proposed residence. �Page Three Walsh, Maroney & Ponzini October 7, 1985 If in fact groundwater flow is found during construction, standard construction procedures to direct groundwater flow around the proposed residence will be required. Due to the fact that the storm drainage system is adjacent to the proposed residence, it would not appear to be difficult to divert these flows. In conclusion, through our review of the proposed relocation of existing sanitary sewer and storm drain, we believe that the proposal is a proper solution for relocation of both utilities. It goes without question that the on-site inspection and testing must be adhered to in order to assure a proper installation. / •//flr^ Should there be any additional questions, we would be most pleased to offer further assistance in the project's review. Sincerely your // /-Ajohn K e l l a r d , P . E . Kellard & Federico P JK/mp �ALLEN, LITT & HULNICK ATTORNEYS AT LAW 5 4 MAIN STREET TARRYTOWN. NEW YORK 1 0 5 9 1 ERNEST G.ALLEN ARTHUR A. LITT (914)631-7768 DONALD HULNICK DEAN STEVEN TRAVALINO October 17, 1985 Planning Board Village of North Tarrytown Village Hall North Tarrytown, New York 10591 re: Jacobsen Subdivision Gentlemen: We represent a large number of residents of Philipse Manor in the Harwood-Farrington-Hunter Avenue area, many of whom appeared at the public hearing of this matter on July 24, 1985. Over the years, they have had problems with the drainage and sewer systems of the area, and they have serious concerns about the potential impact of the Jacobsen Subdivision on these problems. They have good reason to believe that there is an underground stream crossing the Jacobsen property from southeast to northwest. They have good reason to believe that this stream feeds into the open stream between Farrington and Hunter Avenues. They know that there has been pollution of the open stream. They know that there has been downstream flooding. They have personal experience with the overtaxing of the existing sewer system. They came to the Village with these concerns because they are residents and taxpayers of the Village, and they feel that they and their families are entitled to the assistance and protection of the Village government. They asked that the underground stream be definitely located. They asked that the question of possible pollution from the relocated sewer system and manholes be studied factually and in detail. �ALLEN, LITT & HULNICK Planning Board Village of North Tarrytown -2- October 17, 1985 They asked that the question of overloading the down-stream sewer line be studied and analyzed. They want, and they feel that they are entitled to, full and complete protection and reassurance after full investigation and field testing. What the Village has given them is this report from Kellard and Federico which gives them nothing. First of all, the list of documents on which the report is based does not even include Dr. Karamouz' report. Second, there was no field work, no attempt to actually get any data about anything. There is no mention at all of the sewer overloading problem. They talk about "groundwater" as if it were simply a question of the water table, when actually we're speaking of a stream underground, with a definite directional flow. All the residents get from this report is a suggestion that, if there's any groundwater, Mr. Paese will sign a certificate that everything's all right. They are not satisfied to accept the certificate nor the supervision of Mr. Jacobsen's engineer. This is no assurance at all. Similarly, the suggestion that the Village not "accept" the work until the test data has been approved is absurd. A new section is being inserted into the middle of a sewer trunk line. Once it is installed, the Village cannot avoid taking it and using it. If the Board grants approval tonight, and if any problems ensue, either the Village will have to bear the consequences, or else the Village will do nothing and the residents will bear the consequences. We repeat — this report gives my clients absolutely nothing of the assurance and protection they asked for. They want a field investigation to determine the location, size, flow and direction of the underground stream. They want a complete investigation of the downstream sewer problems. They want some better protection against pollution than a certificate by Mr. Jacobsen's engineer. If and when anything is done here, my clients want to know what tests are going to be made to assure their safety and property, who is going to supervise the work, and who is going to supervise the testing. �ALLEN, LITT & HULNICK Planning Board Village of North Tarrytown October 17, 1985 -3- That is my clients1 position. They believe the Village is defaulting on its responsibilities if it refuses to carry out actual field investigations and the collection of factual data before allowing this subdivision to proceed. Very Arthur A. Litt AALrmi �VIILAGE OF NORTH TABRYTOWN, NEW YORK 28 BEEKMAN A V E N U E PHILIP E. ZEGARELLI. MAYOR J A M E S J . T I M M I N G S . CHAIRMAN MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET JAMES J. TIMMINOS DEPUTY MAYOR tANK M A N G I E R ) . J R . , CHAIRMAN GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS M I S S F I L O M E N A PALLACARO VILLAGE CLERK STEVE S A L M A N , CHAIRMAN PUBLIC WORKS MRS. IRENE AMATO VILLAGE TREASURER S U S A N J . Q A L G A N O . CHAIRMAN RECREATION AND HUMAN RESOURCES ROBERT J . P O N Z I N I VILLAGE COUNSEL P H I L I P E. BLECKER. CHAIRMAN ADMINISTRATION A L L E N T. W I L L I A M S . CHAIRMAN PUBLIC SAFETY INCORPORATED 1S74 22 October 1985 Allen, Litt & Hulnick 54 Main Street Tarrytown, N.Y. Attention: Arthur Litt, Esq. Re: Jacobsen Subdivision Dear Mr. litt: I have had an opportunity to review your letter of October 17, 1985. I will not go into gr^at length except to disagree with your conclusion. I believe the record is clear that the Village has acted in a thorough, competent and professional fashion in protecting the rights of all parties involved. Additionally, I am enclosing a copy of a letter dated October 22, 1985 from Robert G. Wasp, B\E., of the Westchester County Department of Health, believe that when you review the comments of Mr. Wasp, together with the precautions implemented by the Village of North Tarrytown, you will agree that the Village has tiaken a very conservative and cautious approach in the granting of the Jacobsen subdivision. I would ask that you share this and the enclosure letter with your clients. Very truly yours, Robert J. Ponzini Village Attorney RJP:ff Enc. cc: Planning Board Mayor & Board of trustees *'where the Headless Horseman rode** �DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ANITA S. CURRAN, M.D., M.P.H. Commissioner Mayor and Village Board Village of No. Tarrytown Village Hall, 28 Beekman Ave. No. Tarrytown, N.Y. 10691 RE: Approval of Plans for a Sewer Reconstruction Ed Jacobsen No. Tarrytown Gentlemen: This approval of plans is issued under provisions of Article 17 of the Environmental Conservation Law and 6NYCRR 652, and is issued for plans consisting of two sheets prepared by A.G. Paese,P.E.and dated Aug. 21, 1985. The project is located in the Village of No. Tarrytown. This letter of approval of plans and a set of the approved plans should be filed in the appropriate office of the Village of No. Tarrytown. By initiating construction of the project covered by this approval of plans, the applicant accepts and agrees to abide by and conform to the following: 1. THAT this approval letter shall be maintained on file by the applicant. 2. THAT the approval is revocable or subject to modification or change pursuant to Article 17 of the Environmental Conservation Law. 3. THAT the facilities shall be fully constructed and completed in compliance with the engineering report, plans, and specifications as approved. 4. THAT the construction of the facilities shall be under the supervision of a person or firm qualified to practice professional engineering in the State of New York under the Education Law of the State of New York, which supervision is the responsibility of the applicant. 5. THAT the professional engineer supervising such construction shall certify to the Department in writing, and to the applicant that the constructed facilities have been under his supervision and that the works have been fully completed in accordance with the approved engineering reports, plans, specifications and approval of plans. County Office Building 2 • 150 Grand Street, White Plains, New York 10601 �6. THAT the certification of construction, including acceptable results of leakage testing of the completed work, shall be forwarded to the Bureau of Environmental Quality Oontrol of the Westchester County Department of Health after completion of construction and at least within thirty days therof. 7. THAT the facilities shall not be placed in operation until construction has been completed and the department has accepted in writing, the certification of construction and results of leakage testing. 8. THAT the construction of the facilities shall commence on or about Sept. 1, 1985 and be fully completed by Sept. 1, 1990. 9. TOAT the leakage outward or the infiltration shall not exceed one hundred (100) gallons per inch of sewer pipe diameter per mile per day for any section of the sewerage system and manholes. This approval of plans is issued for the relocation of approximately 179 lineal feet of 10 inch sewer line with manholes and is issued for the State Commissioner of Environmental Conservation. truly yours. Robert G. Wasp, P.E. Acting Assisstant Coommissioher Bureau of Environmental Quality RGW:EJD Enc. cc: NYSDEC-White Plains WCDEF John Biros, Gus Paese Ed Delaney File �\ _ O l ~~ VWA^~ Ulestohestar County ANDREW P. O'ROURKE County Executive DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH /4- fr-/ ANITA S. CURRAN, M.D.. M.P-H. Commissioner January 8, 1985 Agostino G. Paese, P.E Consulting Engineer 1 Lakeville Drive Ossining, New York 10562 <vO< RE: Sewer C e r t i f i c a t i o n Jacobsen North Tarry town (V) Dear Mr. Paese: This department hereby acknowledges the r e c e i p t of the leakage t e s t s r e s u l t s , and the e n g i n e e r ' s c e r t i f i c a t i o n of c o n s t r u c t i o n compliance f o r the above-captioned s a n i t a r y sewer e x t e n s i o n . A review of the information submitted by you under l e t t e r dated December 2 1 , 1985, i n d i c a t e s t h a t t h e s a n i t a r y sewer t e s t e d as i n d i c a t e d by t h e leakage t e s t r e s u l t s submitted complies with the terms and c o n d i t i o n s of t h e approval of plans i s s u e d by t h i s department. Sincerely c c : .HBuilding I n s p e c t o r SCA File County Office Building 2 • Daniel J . tfonahue, P . E . Associate Engineer ( P u b l i c Health) Bureau of Environmental Q u a l i t y 112 East Post Road. White Plains, New York 10601 �Anthony 6. Pi«arri,P.E. Consulting Engineer 190 Locust Avenue Peekskill.N.Y. 10566 (914) 739-6580 December 29f 1985 re: Jacobsen Sewer Relocation Mr. Jim Margotta Building Inspector Village of North Tarrytown 28 Beekman Avenue North Tarrytown, N.Y. 10691 Dear Mr. Margotta, Enclosed please -find an invoice and voucher -for the inspection of the above referenced project. Please be advised that during the month of December, 1985, I made a total of six (6) inspections of the sewer and drainage line relocations. By copy of this letter, I am certifying to you that the construction was done essentially according to the plans and specifications on file in your office. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Planning Board Minutes & Resolutions-1985 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource MINS_PLAN_1985-10-10 Subject The topic of the resource Planning Board Minutes & Resolutions-1985 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1985 https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/ee1cf109f5734bafcc130cbca3304fdc.pdf 6eb28064fe895ee72c15e8154f5beacf PDF Text Text Minutes of Planning Board, Village of North Tarrytown October 24, 1985 Present: Mr. James Galgano, President" Mr. Robert Peirce, Counsel Mr. James Margotta, Building Inspector Mr. Raymond Dool Mr. Joseph Ruscigno Mr. Ray Windas Mr. Frank Rey The Planning Board meeting was opened at 8:05 p.m. on October 24 to review the application of Tarrytown Realty Corp. for site plan approval. The Public Notice was read by the Clerk. Mr. Galgano informed those in attendance that although this meeting was not intended to be an open meeting, because of high public interest, it was decided to open the meeting tOm residents' comments. The hearing should simply be a review of the site plan by the Board to be certain that all restrictions are adhered to. The usual procedure is to discuss site plans with engineers only. Mr. E. Brunner, Mr. Kahn's engineer arrived after the meeting began, as did Counsel J. Pappalardo. Mr. Vincent Buonanno, 132 Van Tassel Avenue, said that he appreciated having an open meeting and requested Mr. Galgano to outline the duties of the Planning Board so residents would know what the Board can do. Mr. Galgano explained that the Planning Board reviews site plans and considers any changes in the Master Plan of the Village to be sure that what is outlined in the Village Code is adhered to by developers. Mr. Mario DiFelice, Gory Brook Road, requested the Board to define just what will go into the three story building which is planned. He was advised by Mr. Galgano that there will be an auto service area, parts and storage area, and offices on the third floor, all of which is in accordance with the Code. The re will be no autos or fuel sold there. Mrs. K. Lingardo, Pine Close, wished clarification on just who the Tarrytown Realty Corporation is. She feels that the Corporation is illegal because according to the State of New York, there is no record of a corporation by this name. Mr. George Kahn assured her that the Tarrytown Realty Corporation is a legal corporation and is registered in the State of New York and is a tax payer in the Village of North Tarrytown. Mr. Pappalardo said that Planning Board records should be amended to reflect that George Kahn is owner rather than Tarrytown Realty. Mr. Pappalardo also stated that there was a disclosure made at the Zoning Board meeting of July 18, 1985 that George Kahn is the principal owner of the property in question. Mrs. Lingardo also requested an Environmental Impact statement; Mr. Pappalardo informed her that one had been submitted to the Zoning Board in July. (Planning Bd. does not have a copy and Mr. Pappalardo will see that they receive one.) -*-" i I �Mr. Buonanno also asked if an 8-ft. fence around the property is legal and Mr. Margotta informed him that it should only be 6 ft. high. Mr. Buonanno also asked if there is a right-of-way along the north side of Gordon Avenue and if there is enough area for a sidewalk. Mr. Brunner, Mr. Kahn's engineer, informed him that the property line is approximately 10 ft. back from the curb and the fence is on the property line. There will be no encroachment along the curb area. Mr. Pappalardo reiterated that the only reason the Planning Board is holding a hearing tonight is because any construction of 10,000 sq. ft. or more requires site plan approval. All Code requirements must be met; if necessary, legal action will be taken to assure that the Code is adhered to. Parking of employees cars, unlicensed and wrecked cars in the area, and the number of cars parked behind the animal hospital in excess of the number allowed, and the probability of heavy traffic on Gordon, Rice, and New Broadway are some of the "concerns of the Webber Park residents. Although twenty-nine parking spaces will be provided (25 are required by Code) for customers and employees, according to Mr. Kahn, residents aire concerned that there will be more cars than spaces. Mrs. Joseph Krupp, 7 Katrina Avenue, advised the Board that she has never received any satisfaction when she complained to the police or to the Mayor about the abuse of parking space in her area. Mr. Buonanno said that if the deeds of the property . - question were checked, it would show that some of the property is residential and, therefore, cannot be used for parking. Mr. Brunner informed him that there will be a buffer placed on property line and the pavement in lot 298 will be removed. Mr. Margotta said that lots 297, 296, 295, and 294 are parking areas; the previous owner, Mr. J. Albanese, received a variance to use this space for parking and that variance remains in effect. Mr. Peirce confirmed that this space is for parking under a continuing variance. On a question regarding the storage of vehicles, Mr. Peirce stated that this will not be permitted. Mr. V. Buonanno suggested that the members of the Board walk to the property to observe first hand the number of cars parked there. Mr. Pappalardo pointed out that the wrecked cars will be parked inside the new building and cars parked on the streets will be moved into the proper spaces on the property. Mr. Brunner and Mr. Kahn reaffirmed that there will be 16 parking spaces inside the building and 18-20 outside which will be ample parking space. Mr. Eugene Buonanno, Gordon Avenue, stated his concerns about the parking problem and mentioned that he had signed an affidavit to enforce parking and nothing had been done about it. Mr. Kraft, New Broadway, felt that the fence is uot necessary; he was advised that the fence is there at the prerogative of the owner �and if unlicensed cars are parked overnight, it is illegal. « Mr. R. Dool, Webber Avenue, and member of the Board, reemphasized the feeling of the residents that parking has been abused by the property owner for years and that he has given no reason to believe this abuse will cease. Several residents wished to know if the Planning Board can enforce designated parking on employees of Tappan Motors and they were advised that the spaces available can be used any way the owner prefers. Mr. Kahn insisted that when the building is completed, it will alleviate the parking problem. Mr. DiFelice reminded the Board that there are spaces marked for employees' use on the south side of Broadway (Rt. 9) but they do not use them. Mr. Galgano advised that the police would have to ticket improperly parked vehicles. Mr. J. Ruscigno made a motion at 9:15 to adjourn the meeting; Mr. R. Windas seconded the motion. All members.voted in favor. BUSINESS MEETING After some discussion the Board decided to hold off on a decision until the following items were resolved: 1234567891011121314- Is correct owner of record on application and drawings? Property use will change; is environmental impact statement necessary? Environmental Impact Form was submitted to Zoning Board. Planning Board should review (Environmental Impact statement). Do sidewalk requirements need to be met? Check to determine depth of C-l commercial zoning. Check where the residential zoning begins on this site. Does prior granted variance for parking carry over to new use? Does off-street parking apply to employees, customers, stored vehicles? Will employees be required to park on lot, off the street? Intersection of Route 9, Gordon Ave. and Lawrence Ave. is dangerous. What is new traffic volume, pattern, timing, impact on existing traffic? Review Katrina Ave. traffic and parking status with existing activities. Does fencing proposed meet zoning? Respectfully submitted, Marie Timmings • * �WISTCHB81XR COUNTY DEPARTMENT OP HEALTH Anita 8 . Ourran, M.D., CYiimilssioner White P l a i n s , Mew York APPLICATION AMD INFORMATION KEIATIlfG 10 BEALTY SUBDIVISIONS To t h e County Commissioner o f Health Sir: Pursuant to the provisions of Artlole 3 of the Sanitary Coda of tha Westchester County Health District, tha following stateasnt is made sad submitted with a plat for approval of tha methods daacrlbad harain for providing water, drainaga sad sewerage in tha raalty subdivision to ba known as: EOWIN JACOBSEN Tltla of Subdivision In VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN (city, villags or town) andothar addrass ownar SAME-HARWOOD TARRYTOWN (If thanof individual, giva nanaAVE. sad NORTH addraas of aay Joint ownarv ovary offlear of a fim v association or corporation, using separata shaat if nacassary.) Name and addrass of developer, if not owner Survay by CHARLES RILFY itiee designed by L.S. , A.G.PAESE Area of entire tract to be subdivided p.g. Lie. Wo. Uc 39836 . MQ. M>on 28,000 Sq. Ft. Area of section proposed for subdivision under this application Number of lots 2 _ 28,000 Sq. Ft. Average sine of lots J**.000 Do you Intend to sell lots only? (Yes, No); Bldga. * Lots? (Yes, No); Both? (Yes, No) SANDY L0AM Nature of soil to depth of 10 feet How detominod TEST PITS ; By whoa State zoning and type of occupancy permitted 0WNER ] If grading is planned, show original and finished grades on topo. nap,. WATER SUPPLY (use appropriate section only) FROM PUBLIC SUPPLY, known as Ixisting main (give location) VILLAr E 0F - TARRYTOWH BELLWOQD AVE. Extension of mains from (give connection points) Mains to be Installed by on or before State whether property lies within or adjacent to the water district WITHIN Note: Approval of State Commissioner of Baalth required for new or extensions of exlatlm; water mains. �-2- Application and Information Relating to Realty Subdivision* fltol BRIVA1K SEPKLY Indicate type of wells proposed Depth Average yield Source of Information SEWAGE AMP SBWA68 DISPOSAL (nee appropriate section) IN PUBLIC SEVER DISTRICT known aa VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN Sewer sains t o be i n s t a l l e d by OWNER on O P before OCT.1986 NOte: Approval of State Commissioner of Environmental Conservation required for new or extensions of existing sever mains. BY SEPARATE SKWAGg DISPOSAL SYSTEMS Note: Individual approval is.required for each eystea Installed. supplied on request. Application forms N/A Water shed on which property is located I s tract in existing local sever d i s t r i c t ? * 4 I s tract adjacent to an existing l o c a l sever d i s t r i c t ? I s tract in county sewer d i s t r i c t ? LAND DRAINAGE State proposed method and snow by plans methods of disposing of surface or underground water from s t r e e t s , roofs, land or other areas. EXISTING MUNICIPAL DRAINAGE SYSTEM Signature^ Notary Pub No. 60-328549O Special rate: iftet la Westchester. COUPS' iwtefe* Expires MaBS # M % 7 ?rfafr7 OWNER Capacity Application s h a l l be made by and signed by persons as set forth in Section 300(4) o f A r t i c l e 3 of the Westchester County Sanitary Code. Article 11, Realty Subdivisions, Westchester County Sanitary Code for definition of e tern "Realty Subdivision" and "Usable Area". S.D. 18 4/15/73 �JACOBSEN NEW YOtK STATI OCTARTMINT Of INVIIONMENTAL CONSEXVATION OCTOBER SUBDIVISION IS, 19^5 APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OF PLANS FOR A WASTEWATER OISPOSAL SYSTEM 1. NAME OF APPLICANT ULAGE mSLvfITY OR AREA SERVED RESIDENTIAL S. TYPE OP OWNERSHIP | WEST. • Authority Q Interstate Q Private • Other Rial QC Q Sewage Works Corp. • Private • institutions I O federal Q International D w*»*« • * • • * O toawi of Education Q Stele Q Indian Reservation C Municipal Q Industrial AREA 6. TYPE AND NATURE OP CONSTRUCTION Collection System XXg]New Q Additions or Alterations U . COUNTY 2. LOCATION Of VOWS (City, V i l l a * . TownT" VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN OF NORTH TARRYTOWN Treatment and/or Disposal DNew N/A Q Additions or Alterations 7. ESTIMATED COST Of CONSTRUCTION Collection System Treatment and/or Disposal 10,000 N/A 8. TYPE Of WASTE ) & Sewaie 9. O Other (Specify) Q Industrial (Specify) NAME O f RECEIVINC TREATMENT WORXT W.C.D.E.F.P.S. 10. POINT Of DISCHARGE Surface Water (Name of Watercourse) AT SB HUDSON RIVER TARRYTOWN Ground Water (Name of Watercourse to which ground water is tributary) 11. IS STATE OR FEDERAL AID APPLIED PORt o Yes Class a*<> JUL LOCATION (City, Village, Town) Y0NKERS Give Project No. O NPDESX^TSPDES 12. NAME OF DESIGN ENGINEER A.G. ADDRESS 13. WATER CONSUMPTION (GPD) Present 80 000 °£/E30/Ul3 W8ftV%689 NEW YORK STATE LICENSE NO. JiOOll PAESE 1 LAKEVIEW Class DR., GPD 14. POPULATION SERVED Present 30Q 0SSINING, Future future tVERAGE DAILY FLOW FOR NEW OR EXISTING TREATMENT WORKS (GPD) Preset (future 1 , 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 GPD N.Y. 80 TELEPHONE MO. 10562 400 762-2214 I GPD 8Ct Design Year 2000 °?«5J«" I Design Year 1,500,400 GPD 16. SOURCE Of WATER SUPPLY (If private well; give location, type, depth and character of soil) PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY VILLAGE OF N.T. 18. GIVE NUMBER, CHARACTER AND DISTANCE OF ANY IUILDINGS WHICH MAY IE AFFECTED BY THE PROPOSED TREATMENT WORKS NO BUILDINGS WILL BE AFFECTED 2000 17. DESIGN EQUIVALENT POPULATION (BOD Basis) Design Flow Design Plant Efficiency N/A GPD 19. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR EXISTING STORM WATER DISPOSAL % SEPERATE COLLECTION & DISPOSAL ADDITIONAL INFORMATION MUST BE SUBMITTED FOR PRIVATE AND INSTITUTIONAL SYSTEMS. 20. INDICATE OF U.S.C.S. TOPOGRAPHIC MAP EXACT LOCATION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS AND ADJACENT BUILDINGS. SHOW LOCATION OF ALL WELLS OR OTHER SOURCES OF WATER SUPPLY WITHIN 200' OF THE PROPOSED WORKS. GIVE DESCRIPTION OF THESE SOURCES AND CHARACTER OF SOIL 1. STATE DEPTH 8EJ.OW EXISTING GROUND SURFACE 22. DESCRIBE SOIL AT SITE OF PROPOSED WORKS. CIVE DESIGN BASIS AND OBSERVED SOIL PERCOLATION AT WHICH GROUND WATER IS ENCOUNTERED RATE DATA (Use additions I sheet, if necessary) * * > )ATE: 2-19-4(12/76) ormerly BSP-5 �NOTE: All applications must be accompanied by plans, specifications and completed Form BSP-65 (appropriate portions). The submission must conform to a previously approved engineering report describing the system in detail. The plans must be stamped with the designing engineer's seal and must be of sufficient clarity and eligibility to permit satisfactory microfilming. Only white prints will be accepted because of the difficulty of microfilming blue prints. There must be a blank area, at least 4 " x 7 " , in the lower right comer of each sheet so that the approval stamp may be placed on the face of the plans. Any deviation from the Department's standards for wastewater collection and treatment facilities must be explained in detail. Approved plans are to be returned to: Q Applicant QQ Engineer If the application i t signed by a person other than the applicant shown in Item 1 , the application must be accompanied by a letter of authorization. Failure to comply with this provision may be grounds for the rejection of any submission. I hereby affirm under penalty of perjury that information provided on this form is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. False statements made herein are punishable as a Class A misdemeanor pursuant to Section 210.45 of the Penal Law. Signatures and Official Titles: (J Mailing Address: CHAIRMAN, PLACING BOARD VILLAGE HALL, 2 8 BEEKHAN AVENUE NORTH TARRYTOWN, Date of Application: X OcT/ /£ N.Y. 10591 »/ 9 fS REMARKS: / � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Planning Board Minutes & Resolutions-1985 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource MINS_PLAN_1985-10-24 Subject The topic of the resource Planning Board Minutes & Resolutions-1985 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1985